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Street sticker Three distinct stickers are affixed to a weathered green metal bridge railing. The leftmost sticker is rectangular, featuring a black and white design with a yellow top border. It depicts a cartoonish, one-eyed monster character with raised hands, set against a barcode pattern background. Text at the top reads 'BALEK | OJO_TEVE' and 'STICK ME UP' at the bottom. The middle sticker is square and predominantly purple, showcasing an abstract, dark-colored face or figure in a rough, possibly stencil-like style. The rightmost sticker is a white square with prominent black text 'TOMY' in capital letters, a red dot above the 'O', and a small downward arrow pointing to 'ici' below the name. 9
Street sticker A sticker with three stylized figures on a blue background, adhered to a yellow surface. The figures have unique facial features and one has a speech bubble that says 'HELLO!!'. 3
Street sticker A round sticker featuring a stylized female figure in a vibrant color palette of purples, reds, and greens. The figure is depicted in a seated position, with a unique, almost alien-like aesthetic. The artist's signature is visible at the bottom. 2
Street sticker A monochrome sticker featuring a stylized figure in uniform, possibly military or historical, making a rude gesture. The sticker is affixed to a metallic pole, showing signs of wear and tear. 18
Street sticker This sticker displays vibrant, psychedelic artwork. The main focus is a man with a contemplative expression, holding what looks like a dark-colored bottle. Beside him sits a whimsical, almost grotesque creature resembling a monkey with exaggerated features. The overall style is gritty and expressive, with a chaotic yet deliberate arrangement of elements. The color palette is bold, using contrasting shades of red, blue, and black. There are additional items depicted, including cigarettes and what appears to be a milk carton, suggesting a narrative about indulgence and perhaps contemplation. The text "JAVLA BAJS APA" is visible, which may be a title or part of the artwork's message. The artist's social media links for Facebook and Instagram are also present at the bottom. 13